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The phrase "are dehiscent by a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a botanical or biological context to describe how certain plants or fruits release their seeds or contents.
Example: "The pods of this plant are dehiscent by a longitudinal split, allowing the seeds to disperse effectively."
Alternatives: "open by a" or "release through a".
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Anthers are dehiscent by a lateral slit.
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In the corresponding floral buds of the same node anthers are dehiscent and the tapetum is completely dissolved while in the ovules, the megagametophyte is totally formed.
Previous research suggests that the morphological turning point from vegetative to productive stage emerges in late March as male inflorescence buds are dehiscent.
Since the fruits were dehiscent, the mature fruits were dehisced and the seeds were dispersed automatically.
Several slices inferiorly (b), posterior gastric wall is dehiscent (circle) and communicates with the pleural space (P), resulting in a gastropleural fistula.
In both taxa, anthers were dehiscent right after bud opening and the stigma remained receptive throughout anthesis.
Plants were separated into roots (including taproot and secondary roots), leaves, stem (including the ramifications), siliques, seeds and pod walls (when siliques were dehiscent).
He was rescued by a passer-by.
Being hit by a car.
Being discouraged by a movie.
"Everything is being covered by a film".
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